On the basis of a re-examination of the stratigraphy and materials uncovered by the original Japanese excavations of Tall-i Mushki in south-west Iran during the 1950s and 1960s, this …
… rocks in Central Iran are associated with the Kushk ‘Series’ and the Rizu and Desu formations… , the volcanic area of Hezar Kuh to Mozahem Mountain, and the northern Shahr-e Babak in …
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researchmap.jp/masashiabe/published_papers/19610232/attachmen...PDFThe 8.2 ka event is a pan-global abrupt cooling and drying event, which occurred between ca. 6200 BCE and ca. 6000 BCE. Recent palaeo-environmental studies reveal that the cold …
This study focuses on the stone artifacts discovered during excavations at the Hormangan site, which are crucial for understanding production and subsistence strategies in Neolithic …
poj.peeters-leuven.be/content.phpPDF… , NE Kushk) earthquake north of Tol-e Spid archaeological mound, no instrumental epicenter is located along the northern section of the central Kazerun fault from Nurabad and Tol-e …
Research into pottery production typically emphasizes the study of pottery itself, with less attention given to the organization of pottery production within prehistoric communities. …
… Kushk-e Hezar, Mushki/Bashi, Qasr e-Ahmad and Harmangan in the Fars region (Khanipour and Niknami, 2017). During the second phase of Gav Koshi, several samples of mortars …
… However, in their discussion of technologically similar ceramics from surface collection at the site of Kushk-e Hezar, Alden et al. (2004: 36-37) raised the possibility that the thick coating …
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